A compact gold-loop pair with straight, serrated MicroTip blades for fine work close to the hook.
$22.00Nov 7, 26, 01:59 PM · New YorkPrice info
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The compact Razor frame with a tension adjuster and straight, serrated blades.
$36.95Nov 7, 26, 01:59 PM · New YorkPrice info
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A small straight Arrow with black loops and non-serrated tungsten carbide blades for synthetic tying materials.
$26.95Nov 7, 26, 01:59 PM · New YorkPrice info
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A short arrow-point pair with enlarged finger openings and a separate wire-cutting feature.
$18.95Nov 7, 26, 02:00 PM · New YorkPrice info
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A compact Arrow with straight serrated blades and a raised handle for easier pickup from a flat bench.
$18.93Nov 7, 26, 02:00 PM · New YorkPrice info
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Heavy blades and coarse serrations for preparing tougher fly tying materials.
$19.00Nov 7, 26, 02:00 PM · New YorkPrice info
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Longer straight, smooth-edge carbide blades for preparing hair and synthetic materials.
$34.95Nov 7, 26, 02:00 PM · New YorkPrice info
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A loop-free pair whose spring arms close with a squeeze.
$22.90Nov 7, 26, 02:00 PM · New YorkPrice info
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A longer Hair frame with curved serrated blades for shaping bulkier tying material.
$19.91Nov 7, 26, 02:00 PM · New YorkPrice info
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A 3.75-inch curved pair with an extra-fine tip and a micro-serrated edge.
$56.95Nov 7, 26, 02:01 PM · New YorkPrice info
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A straight serrated pair with malleable open loops for adjusting how the handles sit around your fingers.
$20.00Nov 7, 26, 02:01 PM · New YorkPrice info
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A fine tip can reach a loose fiber near the hook. A curved tip changes the angle of approach. A heavier pair may suit the cut you make while preparing a clump on the bench. Compare edge shape, actual tool reach and clearance around the fly.
Separate blade shape from handle shape
A bent shaft can raise the handles for easier pickup while keeping straight blades. Open loops adjust around the fingers. Spring scissors close when you squeeze the arms. Think about whether you keep the tool in hand or put it down after every trim.
Read the exact edge and material guidance
Check the selected model code when several sizes look similar. If the maker identifies a wire cutter or supports a specific material, use that part for the job. Keep the fine tips available for close trims.
Heavy blades and coarse serrations for preparing tougher fly tying materials.
Department questions
Does a 4-inch label describe the blade?
The manufacturer charts here generally give the overall length. Look for a separate cutting-edge measurement when the length of a single cut is important.
Should I choose carbide or a heavier serrated pair?
Start with the material. Dr. Slick distinguishes its carbide range for frequent synthetics and its heavy Synthetics pair for tougher preparation cuts. Compare the model and shape you need.
Do I need the same scissors for close trims and wire?
Check whether your selected tool has a dedicated cutter or a documented wire use. A separate cutter is a practical choice when the fine tips are intended for thread and fibers.
